The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-03-17
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Cotton Good mild ding, . cents.

o. O. LANGsToN, LOCAL EDITOR.
Cotton Good middling, scents.
s DONE ., neglect to Pay your city taxes.
The police have very little to do these
days. -s.,.es
The cotton season seems to be about
over.
The gardeners are putting in some good
work.
Eggs were scarce and in demand last
week.
The farmers are going righ. ahead
planting corn.
The new Depot at Lowndesville has
s been; completed.
a family Of negroes left the city on
Monday for Arkansas.
We now have two mails day between
Anderson and Bolton.
The frost on Tuesday morning nipped
come Of the early Vegetables.
Miss Jennie Harper, of Lowndssville,
IS visiting flends in the City.
John E. B1easeale, ESD, is just recoy-
sliing from an attack Of measles.
Smith Mckinney have Fdiasolved co,
paftnefship: See advertisement.
IS To-day two years. ago the ground in
this section was covered with snow.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Towers have re-
turned from their visit to Rome. Ga. -
gS lIt isiprobable that the City Council will
open two or three new streets this Spring.
Sheriff Bolt left the city for Atlanta on
.,.sCuesday afternoon on important business.
The dry goods and clothing stores are
beginning to look like Spring is approach.
Ing.
Sullivan q Bro. have the largest and
! inoss complete assortment Of fishing tackle
ever seen IN Anderson. s Z -
81 Acitisenssyssws will have plenty of
peaehts this yeaf, ;as. .tl,e tfsss bloomed in
the light ofthe moon. 2
Ith supposed that fitlly HFy per cent.
efs the fhrmersIare now compelled to buy
Western corn until oats come in.
The examination OF teachers for the
public schools takes place on the lat and
szndsofs April. See advertisement. 80
Or. A. Q. Strickland LETT .ss6s city last
week on 9 prospecting visit through por.
t!ons Of Tennessee and Alabama
Rev. A. p. Nicholson will preach at
Roberts Church next Sabbath, the 10th
lost, by exchange with the pastor.
The Bank viii be closed at O'Clock p.
m. during the Spring ard Summer months,
beginning on Monday next, 21st inst.
3. w. Taylor q Co. haye several brands
ef as fine cigars % thsle me In the city
r1y them and yon Hillls = ". sgreewith us
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Nr. n. q. scudday, who has been assist
Ing In q religious meeting at Newberry
for the past ten days, returned home on
Monday. .sss,
A fashion item says that ladies are Civ
Ing up the '.bang," but we notice that a
Z great many Of them still hang on to the
powder ! -
M. 8. w. Wilkes, Of Augusta, spent
day or two In the city last week. His nu-
nlerous friends are always glad to seehim
inI:Andsrson. ..sS - =
On the 22nd and 18th insts., tickets will
btsplacsd on sale at thoS. v. depot to all
points in Florida. The price is one
4shaight fare for the round trip.
@ Married, ION the 9th inst, by Rev. J. G.
DaTis, .at the Parsonage in Easley, Mr..
H o. Hendricks and Hiss Emily Hem
'sdersops both Of Anderson County.
Alonzo, son OF Mr.. Wilson Jolly, for
smerly OF this County, died .at his home
In Elmore County, Ala, on February LIST,
iSs7;-of typhoid pneumonia, aged 13
years. :; 3 go
The time tor holding the Teachers In-
sstitnte st Wiliiamston Is on the 11th Of
Jnly and not on the 4th, .as stated by the
Greenvtie correspondent Of the Nesos aud
Nari~. r = @
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ELIAS Fisher, colored. was arrested In;
this clty:and carried to Walhalla on Mons
day Hs d acharged with violating cont
tract and selling property on which there
s,'''a'.s was ss-5mertssse.
Then dinner and supper given By the
ladies' o. the Methodist Church last,
ThufsdsY FOR the benefit Of their new
! Caurch vas quite suGoess-netting them
over one hundred dollars.
MrcA.-C @. Jones has sold the Newberry
HadM and Ne,ss to Mesrs. Ebert 81. Aull
and VIM. T. Houseai. We welcome these
gentlemen into the press fraternity, and
wish. them . pfosperon, career.
Mr.. John a. Pruitt hes been appointed
q Trial Justice for this County, vice Mr..
Joptha Watkins, who declined re-sppoint-
ment. Mr.. J.: J. TFussell has been re-
ul.sor r,,,4:-., "a r~,oo D.tL